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Delaware “Landowner Liability Protection Act” Up For Possible Vote on Wednesday, June 11!

Friday, June 6, 2008

House Bill 341, the “Landowner Liability Protection Act,” is up for another possible vote in the House Housing & Community Affairs Committee on Wednesday, June 11.  HB 341, sponsored by State Representative William Carson (D-28), would ensure that landowners who allow public hunting access incur no liability for property damage or personal injuries caused by hunters -- regardless of whether the damage occurs on or off the landowner's property.  This proposal affirms the basic American principle of individual responsibility.  A landowner should not be held liable for the actions of a hunter---and any reasonable trial lawyer knows it! 

In past weeks a vote has been delayed because of opposition from the Delaware Trial Lawyers Association.  If House Bill 341 is not enacted, landowners will continue to deny access to hunters for fear of being sued.  Your help is needed to ensure passage of this crucial piece of legislation. Please continue to contact committee members and respectfully urge them to support House Bill 341.  

House Housing & Community Affairs Committee

State Representative Daniel B. Short (R-39), Chairman
[email protected]
302-744-4172

State Representative Donna D. Stone (R-32), Vice-Chairman
[email protected]
302-744-4253

State Representative Gerald L. Brady (D-4)
[email protected]
302-744-4351

State Representative V. George Carey (R-36)
302-744-4119

State Representative Gregory A. Hastings (R-41)
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State Representative Gerald W. Hocker  (R-38)
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302-744-4381

State Representative Deborah Hudson (R-12)
[email protected]
302-744-4249

State Representative Gregory F. Lavelle (R-11)
[email protected]
302-577-8475

State Representative Valerie Longhurst (D-15)
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302-744-4351

State Representative Hazel D. Plant (D-2)
[email protected]
302-744-4351

State Representative Bryon H. Short (D-7)
[email protected]
302-744-4120

State Representative Robert J. Valihura Jr. (R-10)
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State Representative John J. Viola (D-26)
[email protected]
302-577-8474

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